An All Black jersey worn by Sam Cane has sold for $4000 to help a 60-year-old Napier woman fund her life-saving cancer treatment.
Julia McNicol is battling a rare and aggressive skin cancer, and the treatment drug Keytruda that could cure her of the disease isn't funded by the Government.
The mother-of-four needs $83,000 to fund 17 infusions of the drug.
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Cane's jersey sold for $4000 in an online auction at 8pm tonight. Cane has played with Julia McNicol's son, Sam McNicol for the Chiefs.